DONATION: WATER TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM DONATION: $99 WHICH INCLUDES GIFT AREA OF IMPACT: SWAZILAND			The average African woman spends up to two hours a day travelling to a reliable water source – a needed commodity for her family. The women of Gone Rural boMake, a cooperative of artisans who produce exquisite home products sold in Europe and America, have been losing precious time collecting water which could otherwise be spent producing income-generating handicrafts. The Q-Drum, which is a water transportation systems shaped like a tire, is an innovative solution that allows a woman to transport 10 times the amount of water than she could normally carry. In 2008, the Global Giving Circle donated 10 Q-Drums. There are 700 rural Swazi women who make up the cooperative, and therefore more are needed. Here's your opportunity to be a part of this campaign. For $99, which includes the purchase of the Q-Drum and transportation costs from the manufacturer in South Africa, you can make a significant difference in the lives of not only these women, but also their families and entire community. With each purchase you will receive a beautifully woven pill box. See photo on the right. For more information on the Q-Drum click here. Clicking on the donate button will bring you to Gone Rural boMake's site where you can make your donation. For more information about Gone Rural boMake or their mission please click the link below their logo.